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How Many Missing Teeth Can Dental Implants Replace?


Posted on 1/15/2024 by Dr. Brandon Cooley
a 3D rendering of a dental implantDental implants are a diverse and successful solution for restoring lost teeth. They can be employed to substitute for a single tooth, numerous teeth, or a full range of teeth.

Single Tooth Replacement


A single dental implant can be used when one tooth has been extracted. It entails inserting an implant stem in the jawline, which serves as a new root for the dental crown that serves as the missing tooth.

Multiple Teeth Replacement


If numerous teeth are missing, multiple implants are inserted. Implant-supported bridges are a possibility when two or more neighboring teeth are lost.

Full Arch Replacement


Implants can support entire dentures for individuals missing all teeth in an upper or lower arch. It frequently entails inserting numerous implants (usually 4-6) in the jaw, supporting an entire set of artificial teeth.

Implant-Retained Overdentures


Another option for patients lacking entire teeth in either of their jaws is implant-retained overdentures. These are comparable to standard dentures but are secured to the palate by several implants, offering extra stability.

Advantages of Dental Implants


Implants are meant to look and resemble genuine teeth, offering a more pleasant and cosmetic alternative than standard dentures. Unlike conventional bridges, dental implants do not require changing nearby teeth, which helps maintain more of your original tooth structure.

Procedure and Recovery


The method entails putting the implant post into the jawbone, which then merges with the supporting structure in the osseointegration process. The healing phase can take many months as the implant solidifies into the jawbone.

Longevity and Care


Dental implants are noted for their endurance and can last a long time, even a lifetime, with adequate maintenance. Good dental hygiene, just like how you would care for your regular teeth, is vital for the long-term effectiveness of the implants.

Talking with our dental professional is crucial to identify the best course of action depending on individual requirements and specific circumstances. Call or stop by our office today with any inquiries or to schedule a consultation.

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